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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-05-19
though it would be accomplished. Sixty.
five cars OF material per day are handled
by the track laying gang.
Board Of Education.

The board of education met Tuesday
in the Office Of Major Lyon. Present, L.
Lyon. Phillip Plettenberg, A. Klaus, ST.,
A. A. Allen, J. w. Sheridan and johnson
Nickeus. .s- -
On motion of L. Lyon the board pro-
ceeded to organize by balloting for Off
GERS, which resulted as follows: johnson
Nickeus, president; Andrew Blewett, Sec
retary, and Lewis Lyon treasurer.
The superintendent submitted his re-
port for the month Of May, 1887, which
was on motion referred to the COM
mittee on teachers, to be hereafter ap-
pointed.
The treasurer and secretary presented
their annual reports for the year ending
May Is, 1887. On motion they were re-
ferred to the finance committee, to be
hereafter appointed.
The treasurer reported that the bonds
lately issued had been accepted and the
money paid over to the First National
bank, Chicago.
On motion the treasurer was instructed
to take up all orders presented, according
to law.
The following bills were allowed:
Halifax & Co., hauling ashes .. SO O
r. @. Thorold, clock and repairs. 8 on
On motion the bond of treasurer was
fixed at $4,000 for the present.
On motion the salary of secretary wal
placed at $500.
On motion the superintendent was in
structed to procure hall, programs and
all necessaries for the graduating exer
cises of the high school class, to be helt
on June IA, 1887.
Board adjourned to 5p. M, May Is
1887.
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Justice WOODS Successor.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-It is not by any
means certain that the president will ap-
point successor to Justice Woods from
the south. There are many democrats
here, including strong contingent Of
southern man, who believe that the first
democratic appointment to the supreme
bench will be made from New York. A
number are already mentioned, but the
one of them who seems to have the best
prospect of success is Wilson Shannon
Bissell, of Buffalo, the presidents former
law partner
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The Ladies Organizing.

The meeting called by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at the Armo-
ry Taesday night, to which gentlemen also
were invited for consultation, was largely
attended both by members of the asso.
citation and by visiting gentlemen. Rev.
J. H. Hartman was called to the chair,
Mrs. I. G. Wade acting as secretary.
The meeting at once took up the local
option act passed by the last Legislature
and discussed the advisability of circula.
ting petitions to. secure the necessary
number of signatures to bring the matter
before the voters at the election next fall
After short discussion it was decided te
appoint central committee to take the
needed steps for the circulation of sucl
petitions in all the precincts of the coun'
! ty. That committee consists of Rev. ]
n. Hartman, Rev. N. d. Tanning, /. G
Wade, r. NJ. Winslow, H. B. Allen, Mrs
B. NJ. Hicks, Mrs. E. s. Miller, Mrs. III
Ferrier, Mrs. r. M. Winslow, Mrs. Joe D
Mills, Mrs. r. A. Bill and Mrs. Alfred
Dickey.
This committee is to meet this after.
noon at the residence Of Rev. N. D. Fan
ming.
The following committees consisting Of
two ladies each were also appointed to
circulate petitions in the different wards
of the city: First ward, Mrs. B. NJ.
Hicks and Mrs. Jno. s. Watson; Second
ward, Mrs. j. j. Flint and Mrs. John
Vennum; Third ward, Mrs. Mellinger and
Mrs. Grove; Fourth ward. Mrs. Eager
and Mrs. Proctor.
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Board Of Education.

The board OF education convened again
yesterday afternoon at 3o'clock. Present,
Messrs. Nickeus, Lyon, Allen, Sheridan
and Klaus.
Anton Klaus, ST., presented his resig-
nation as member of the board, which
on motion was laid over for the time.
The following bills were allowed:
Puch & Klein SO
CAPITAL 5 66
Argus. Autographed bonds. 130 90
On motion the resignation OF Mr.. Klaus
was laid over until the next meeting, and
the clerk instructed to notify each men,
Der to be present at that time to fill the
vacancy.
On motion the board then Adjourned.
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a Sea Of Ties.

Tswner News and Stockman,
No one can form any idea OF the I'M
mense amount OF construction material
in the yards at Minot without seeing 1t.
For three OF, four miles before reaching
the town proper the level prairie is Gov
cred with one vast sea OF railroad ties,
which must embrace millions of pieces.
Contractor Simms says he will have the
road through to Great Falls by Sept.
/. This is the most gigantic undertaking
ever conceived in railroad building, but
at the rate work is progressing it looks as
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Railroad

ST. PAUL, May 1.-THE Manitoba an
;nonnces that the Aberdeen, train leaving
st. Paul at 1880 p. m. Will hereafter take a
through coach for Glendale Oak, on one
Of it's new extensions. TIE company is al
so prepared to handle business on the ex-
tension from Minot to Fort Buford. The
road is expected to be built to Great Ealls
by September LIST. Three Thousand three
hundred teams and 1000 men are now
employed on the Minot extension.
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A Heavy Failure.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May l7.-Swan Bros,
the we'll known cattle men, made gen.
eral assignment for the benefit of all
creditors liabilities, 100000; assets
nomina]ly about the same. The causes
of the failure is the shrinkage during the
last few years. The failure causes great
surprise to most of the people here. It is
learned from the best authority that the
assets of the firm will be largely in excess
of the liabilities. Swan Bros. have been do
ing an extensive business throughout the
west and up to this time have met their
engagements promptly and enjoyed the
highest degree of public confidence and
credit,
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JAMESTOWN. DAKOTA. THURSDAY. NAY 19. 1887.

shipped to st. Louis. Mr.. Sivyer pur-
chased thousands of tons Of buffalo bones
last year, and this year intends to pur..
chase all that can be had. The price OF
bones has dropped considerably within
the last year, being ut the present time
worth IS per ton at Minot, and 81 west
of that point.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-05-19
Congressman Miller Again.


A benevolent old party calling himself
Senator Jones has been circulating
among the farmers in Stark county and
offering to sell them groceries at lower
prices than the same goods can be OBJ
tanned at wholesale. He appears to be a
smooth, ready talker and promises to de-
liver the goods when the "yellow car, .
which his victims are told to watch for,
comes. Although immensely wealthy;
he travels from house to house afoot,
"for the benefit Of his health" He only
demands small advance, on orders given
him, as guarantee Of good faith. In
stead Of watching for the yellow car we
advise our readers to watch out for the
old man and send him packing. Dickin-
son Press.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-05-19
An Over Jealous Detective.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis.,, May 1.-Two boys
arresetd Saturday on charge of derailing
Wisconsin Central trains here some weeks
ago were arranged to-day and discharged
on nolle pros entered by the district
attorney. A Racine detective who caused
the arrest is censured by the public for
making the arrest, which appear to have
been unwarranted. He is threatened
with prosecution by the boys fathers
for false imprisonment.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-05-19
MONTPELIER MATTERS.
Mr.. William Hunter has gone east.

Mr.. William Hunter has gone east.
Mr.. II. c. Webster and family did not
start today as expected but will leave in
a day or two for Rochester, N. Y.
Friday evening sand storm demolished
Mr.. Lewiss shanty, at least, he was re-
building Saturday. There was about as
much dust in motion as we have ever
seen.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Shaver are to visit
jamestown the latter part of this week.
The thermometer indicated below freez-
ing and ice formed during last night. It
is getting very dry and people are wish
ing for ram instead OF wind.
V1cToE.
Montpelier, Oak, May II, 1887.
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Jake Sharpe's Trial.

New YonK, May 17.-Jake Sharpe's
trial began to-day. Although ffty-four
talesmen were examined before the ad-
iournment of the court this afternoon, at
night but one seat in the jury was occu-
Mod
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Suicide in a Jail.

H1aHMoRE, Oak, May ls.-Sanders
Oleson, awaiting trial at the fall term OF
court for wife poisoning, tried to over
power his jallor last night and escape.
Having failed in that, during the night,
he hung himself with towel. He left
statement giving his property to his
brother. The funeral took place this af-
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Montpelier, Oak, May II, 1887.
A Bone King.
Burlington Republican

tVH 01tPuUllCAH' --------'
Mr.. w. G. Sivyer, OF Minnewaukan, the
buffalo bone king of the west, was in
Burlington on Monday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Peter Guldner, who will
remove the pile of bones on the hill near
this place, to Minot, where they will be
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him with a blacksnake whip. To a re-
porter today she said she did it because
be abused her niece, whom be had mar
Clucose Maple Sugar.

OTUCOSS "dP1e ouP
CANTON, O., May 1e-An affidavit was
filed in probate court today by Food
Commissioner Talcott, against the Bailey
Canning. company, Of Middle Branch,
near here, charging it with manufactur-
ing and selling for pure maple syrup a
bogus compound of Chat article made
of SIXTY eight per cent maple syrup and
thirty-two per cent glucose. The secre-
tary of the company pleaded guilty for it,
and fine of $500 and costs was imposed,
the lowest allowable under law.
PAP1nLEA, Neb., May 16.-A cyclone Of
sufficient strength to move buildings
from the foundation passed through this
section about six o'clock last even
inc
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An Interested "Aunty."

ST. PAUL, May lS.-Last night wo-
man named Ischiffei laid in wait toE a
man named Sturnegn a draughtsman IN
the city engineers cfhoe and belaboTed
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EStray.

Came into my enclosure the 18th inst,
one small brown horse. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
charges. j. y. EDDY.
jamestown, May Is, 1887.
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AlexanSer MoCrogtie is putting d

Alexander McCrostie is putting down
an a1tesian well on his farm south OF
Huron. The well is now about 700 feet
deep, at which point flow Of water was
struck that has steadily increased. M. Nc
Crostie proposes to sink the well as deep
as the city well il necessary 10 obtain a
tfiow OF good water.
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Enforce the Laws and Close Sip
the Shops.


the Shops.
To the Citizens of jamestown, greeting:
The Rubicon has been crossed. The
bridges have been burnt behind us. We
have mayor pledged to reform; now let
us close up our ranks. Let us stand
shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart,
hand to hand, to see that the law Is en-
forced on all alike. While the citizens
have cheerfully submitted to the law and
have closed their various places of busi-
ness and occupation, let us make strong
and determined effort to close up the
works of the railroad, on the Sabbath
day! Let us push the battle, until those
who labor shall have day of quiet and
rest and victory is stamped upon our
banners. Let us have for our motto
"Remember the Sabbath Day and Keep
it Holy; for our watchword: "Uncon-
ditional Surrender to the Laws of God
and Dakota
Thine for the Right,
G. w. H1LTz.
jamestown, May 18th, 1887.
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A Very Lucky California Merchant.
Two portions of Sl5O.GOO lottery prize
Found

4 bundle of dry goods. Owner can
have same by calling at this office and
paying charges.
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Duluth Markets.

DULUTH, Mimi, May 1S.-Wheat open
ed cash, June 827s sellers, July 8411s sell
lers. Closed June 1928 sellers, July "a
sellers. Receipts, 1886. Shipments,
1857. Cars, g.
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List of Letters.

List OF unclaimed letters in the post
Office at jamestown, D. T., for the week
ending May 18th, 1887.
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Bismarck's Missing Treasurer.


Mr. Reed is the nephew Of the late Alex
ander Mitchell, of Milwaukee, and comes
from the best stock of Wisconsin, being
the son of the late Judge Reed, who lost
his life in the Newhall house fire. He is
man of generous impulses and for his
many good traits the people of Bismarck
who reposed confidence in him for six con-
secutive terms as their treasurer, are slow
to believe that he has departed with fraud
ulent intention. It would indeed be
gratifying to bis thousands of warm per-
sonal friends if he should return and the
reports of his absconding be proven
false.
There seems to be no good cause FOL
his leaving under a cloud, as he has
friends who will willingly go to his rescue
and make good the small amount of his
shortage.
It is said that when he left he told his
wife to 20 to Salt Lake City where hel
people reside and that when he left the
keys of the Office with her he told her tc
give them to whoever might call for
them. .. ......- .....
The first move that aroused suspicion
was made by George r. Rice when he at
tached Reeds goods, as they were part
ners in business in the city and no sooner
was it learned that this was done
than all his creditors in the city pouncec
down on what could be found. III
It is amost lamentable case, for no mat
ter what prompted Mr.. Reed to leave al
he did, and no matter how honest hil
itentions might have been, he left in {
manner that aroused suspicion and there
is little doubt in the minds of practical
men who throw sentiment to the winds
but that he has gone never to return to
Bismarck, and that he is a defaulte1
to the amount OF several thousand dol.
lars.
The reports that the city records do
not show that his bond for the last year
was ever approved caused no small
amount Of rustling in the POLITICAL circles
Of the city and it is now believed to be a
clerical mistake as the files Of the Trib-
une show that on June 18th the council
approved the bond with John P. Hoag-
land and John H. Richards as securities.
But the bond disappeared with Mr.. Reed
and taken all in all, the case is pretty
badly mixed.
A Very Lucky California Merchant.
Two portions Of $l50.000 lottery prize
won here. One Of them it happened was
number 66,55l drew the first capital prize
of $15O,ON in the March drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery: Joseph Dan
nenbaum sent for one-tenth Of that
amount ana received his money through
the London, Paris and American bank of
this city. His firm is well known here,
and in San Diego and Vallejo, where they
have stores. Another holder OF one
tenth received his $15, 1000 through Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S bank Of this city, but his
name has not transpired.-San Francisco
(Csl) Call, April 6.
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LADIES

Office at jamestown, D. T., for the weel
ending May 18th, 1887.
LADIES.
Avery. Anna Olsen, Lima Miss
Butala, Anna Patterson, G Miss
Cowley, Mary Miss Thompson, l. Miss
Farnswortb. Mrs Wright, J J Miss, 2
Moore, Miss
GENTLEMEN.
Anderson, Andrew Mount, G r
Bridget, TIC Malley, Alfred
Boyle, William Reasor, Frank
Bulge, JJr Russell, Edward :.
Crisbie, Harry L Shepphard, Farron
Dudly, Jas Stettson, George G
Donoughue. John Slowy & Thomas
Eastman, E B Smith, Ernest
Forrey, Jno NJ Tancra, Chas
Holmes, James E Tuius, Andrew
James, WI Williams, M d
Mcdonald, Hugh Wilson, Albert
McCurdy, G W Webster, Albert L.
MEG Gelooney, James +
If not called for within 80 days will be
sent to the dead letter Office.
When calling for these letters please
give date and say advertised.
ANTON KLAUS,
Postmaster.
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PyemaIion and Calatea.

PygmaIion ana NaIated.
A delighted audience witnessed with
unbounded admiration, the beautiful
comedy, Pygmalion and Galatea, by Nile
Rhea and her players last night. 1t is
entirely true to Say that no such finished,
or thoroughly enjoyable theatrical rep
resentation of any kind was ever given in
jamestown before. Rhea with her sweet
face, her graceful form, her simple, natu-
raj and continually charming presence
won at once all hearts. To speak OF her
art is only to praise that which gives, OF
course, the vivid impression she transmits
of one who is not posing as an actress, but
who is what the ideal glrl- woman, Gala
tea,was conceived to be. Not her art alone
either, renders this so, but combined with
her delightful charms of voice, manner
and the ''indescribable something" which
attends the persons of those in whom the
gods OF Grecian or Christian mythology
have lighted their divine fires. Rhea's
voice is not the least of her many gifts.
Its clear, tender tones recur with increas-
ing pleasure, and the accent Of her own
language, only adds to the completely
natural effect felt in the sound Of every
word she says. In every scene the pre-
vailing tenderness and happy innocence
of Galatea, could not possibly have been
more beautifully represented than was
done by Rhea last evening. It was in
comparable, delightful make believe, and
the whole picture softly stole over one
like south wind Glowing beneath the
violet not wagging his sweet head"
The other members of the party are de-
cidedly the snperiors of any artists sup.
port yet seen in Northern Pacific tour.
Mr. Forrest, barring an occasional touch
OF the declamatory, presented Pygmallon
the sculptor, most acceptably. Mr.
Amory, as Chrysos, a wealthy art connois'
seur, made the merriment true come
dian can ever make, while Miss Water.
man as Pygmalion's wife and Miss Dantee
as his sister, added greatly to the per
formance by their excellent work, as did
the other members Of the company. The
audience thoroughly appreciated the un
usual pleasure Of witnessing any perform
ance by so distinguished an actress al
Rhea, whose personal and 1ndividua.
charms of character are said to be fully
equal to her public accomplishments ane
which are themes of admiration from he
personal acquaintances. The lady vii
be cordially welcomed if she should eve
favor this city with performance by her
self and company again.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-01

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ba pirb Dir pobler iein unb bas Ser3
miro Dir aufseben. Serne bdtte i9
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eriebt, aber es burfte nibt fein = 8ott
miro es ia pobl piheu, uarum - uno
70 iebe id Did uenigftens nit ben be.
item 6offnungen fir Oein f6rperli9es
unb geiltises @ebeiben in iene mlloen
freuublihen @egenben 5ieben.
grneitine mar es, ais f9m6l3en ibr
biefe pdterli1en Wprte 3as 9er3. Sic
preBte 6eims 6dnbe on bic 9ippen, he
ipoilte ibm aCes sefteben. o fpre9en
sic nift 70 3u mir! = rief he NIT tiber,
ifr6menbem @efiibI, nidt 10 giitig, ib
perbiente es nidtl
grmes idulblofes 2inb, mas follteif
Ou uerbro1en baben, baB Ou tein
WobImolIen mebr perbienteft? grnettins
den, raife Did auf, mas tpanbelt DID
70 pl6Blit an2
Nd1, iuenn 6ie mhBten - rief grnes
5ftue = oa aing Die 8biir auf uno 5ur
reGten 3eit erf1ien 2eutboIb. I'M su Der.
binbern, mas ale feline pldne geifort
baben uiirbe.
6err Gebeimratb = id irrte MIDI als
10 bod nidt 6rau Staatsrdtbin III IN
@efGdften beute BEL mir uno miinidt
Sbre Nnipeienbeit bel llnieraeianuug
zines 0ertrages. -
S16n, idb fonme, iaste Ssim turs
unb ging nit 2euibolb bluaus.
(Gortietuus foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-01

sic batten fid aus reiner, tiefer
2iebe gebeiratbet. llnb bod mar bic
iuuge. liebli6e 6rau oft fterbensun'
qIidlid]. - Wie fonnte elm Mann aber
aud 70 eisenfinnise 9aunen haben
SGon Dor ibrer 6o13eit, als he fi9
berietben, tpie bas Gdrt1en on 6auie
5u bepHan3en iei, mar Der erfe Streit
entifanoen. sic f9mdrmte fiir bic
neueiien WoIeniorten. Ct aber bIieb
bei feinem WilIen unb pfan5te bic
fHredli9ifen, gew6bnlidfen BaIsrns
bIumen: bunte Nelten. Braut i'm 9aar,
2epfoien, unb fteife, srObe 9onnenros
len. neil fe ibm 6eimatb unb Qinb.
belt Dor bic 6eele 5auberten. Sas
perifanb bic fIsine 5rau nun car uidt.
Sic mar mitten i'm Wirbel Der Welt ers
ma1len, unb bas Wort .6eimatb"
bate fiir Fe nibt Den iparmen bersenss
tiefen Qlang, ipie fur ibn, befen Wiege
i'm Nmtmannsbauie bes peltfernen,
tpalbnmfriebeten @ebirgsifdbt6eu ges
5fanben batte.-Sie iunge gbe lieB ii6
tpirtli9 re9t unglhdlit an. Sic
molIte iein 6er3 bod fiir fi9 allein ba'
ben; Ct aber bra9te es fertig. neben
ibrer frif9en 2iebli9feit NOD einen
bdbli@eu, sottisen Dumb su Iieben, bsr
f9on nit ibm vitubirt1 bate, tuie er
iagte. Oaneben begeiferte er ii9 fir
eineu 2dfis NIT mebr als stpan3ig
uin3igen Uogeln. bon benen er ieoen
eiu3elneu geuau fannie unb nit beneH
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lparen fie bart barau. ii6 fiir INNER
su eutfremben. rWenn er mid liebte,
Darbe CT mir biefe 2aLnen opfernl"
ba9te Fe; unD Ct feuf3te: sWenu He
min lieb bdtie, tpirbe he mid perifehn!"
CT mar es, Der bas erihiitterte Slid
i@liebIi1 um iebeu preis su retten fu9z
te. gines Cages BOT CT ieinen Dumb,
feline B0geI unb bas aquarium In ber
3eitung gum Uerfaufe aus. Die iunge
sSrau b6rte es nit an. iuie er fb miibte,
iinter ben 2dufsru ben beraus3ufinben,
Der feline S9dbe su tuiroigen wubte.
pie er f6manfte, pie er bereit NOR, als
les hersugeben, unb bod feiner ibm
pdrbig f9ieu, es su beiiBen. Da fam
ber tIeinen Jrau In ibrer pl6blidb aufs
ffeigenben Hlbrung elm luiiiger @eoans
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fagte Iahenb unb unter Sbrdnen:
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ab: bann fnb bic Sa9en, bic Du
pfiegff unb Iieblt, mein gigentbum unb
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netpilIen."
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Der Trieoe sei@lofen. Sn Der Wonne
miebergemonnenen SLIDES begann he
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